100 Intelligence Officers FIRED – Explicit Chats?!

(StraightShooterNews.com) – U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is cleaning house at America’s intelligence agencies as over 100 officers were fired for violating professional standards by sharing explicit messages in NSA chatrooms.

The Director of National Intelligence’s action targets those who discussed gender transitions, kink, and politics on government platforms while drawing taxpayer salaries.

The communications, which occurred on the agency’s Intelink system, included discussions about polyamory, gender-affirming surgeries, and explicit sexual content that violated professional standards.

Gabbard, who announced the firings during an appearance on Fox News, is directing intelligence agencies to identify all employees involved in these chatrooms and revoke their security clearances by the end of the week.

The firings represent a dramatic shift in accountability within intelligence agencies that have long operated with minimal oversight.

Conservative journalist Christopher Rufo initially reported on the existence of these chat logs, which revealed government employees using taxpayer-funded resources to exchange explicit messages and engage in political discussions critical of the Trump administration.

The NSA has confirmed that publishing non-mission-related material on its internal networks violates the usage agreements that all employees sign when joining the agency.

The improper communications included politically charged discussions, with some intelligence officials openly celebrating the death of conservative religious leader Pat Robertson and criticizing Gabbard herself.

Moreover, the mass dismissals align with President Trump’s broader initiative to address corruption and politicization within federal agencies.

Earlier this year, the President revoked security clearances for 50 former intelligence officials who had signed a letter suggesting Hunter Biden’s laptop emails were part of a Russian disinformation operation.

These officials attempted to use their former positions to influence the 2020 election, showing how deeply politics has infected America’s intelligence apparatus.

However, the latest purge faces legal challenges as a federal judge has temporarily halted the dismissal of 11 CIA officers involved in diversity programs.

These employees have requested reassignment rather than termination, with their lawyers arguing that the dismissals violate due process regulations.

This resistance demonstrates how entrenched leftist ideologies have become within government institutions, requiring strong leadership to restore professionalism and focus on national security over identity politics.

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk weighed in on the controversy, suggesting that the intelligence community requires significant reform and cleanup.

His comments reflect growing public concern about how politically motivated bureaucrats with access to sensitive information might use their positions to undermine elected officials and constitutional governance.

American taxpayers deserve intelligence agencies focused on protecting national security, not advancing radical gender ideologies or partisan political agendas.